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Really good, isn't it?

My sister never forgave Everton and turned to the dark side because she liked Shankley.

I never kill spiders.

Are we trying to relive the first ever league season playing the likes of Accrington and Blackburn?

If we are ever eligible to play in it, I hope we refuse to participate.

He could take the games away from England quickly. On the other hand, as he goes for his shots, he will offer chances.

Not watched a minute. People have said for years that football is a business. However this has just been pure business Actually, pure capitalism. As in rigged in favour of the super rich.

And they were both much younger.

I can't understand why. Women can understand football every bit as well (or as poorly) as male pundits.

Ha. Started watching that. Then realised I hadn't watched season 3 of Bosch Legacy. Started watching that, then I realised it was so long since I'd seen season 2, I couldn't remember the storyline. So am now re watching season 2.

Yeah, this kind of stuff always confuses me. When I was a kid, 'PC' meant police constable. So when I hear the expression 'PC gone mad' It conjures up some weird images. As a young man, 'PC' then meant personal computer. So 'PC gone mad' was my excuse when caught with any 'Not Safe For Work'...

What a scummy club Forest are. Hope they fall through the cracks of the professional football pyramid into non league oblivion.

Release clauses have been common in Spain for as long as I remember. Some clubs have inserted prohibititive clauses over the years. The backlash is then that the players (their agents really) will say ''if there's a superstar release clause, I should be on superstar wages''. Greed destroys...

Of course.

Who is the new manager? I can't keep up.

We've ruined the transfer market again, haven't we?

And interested in Eze apparently.

Is that a euphemism?

I honestly didn't mean to imply that people on this forum feel that. Was talking about the world in general.

I have to say I understand FCBarça to a degree*. The deaths of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre are a terrible tradgedy. And as someone said, it's just not normal for a 28 year old premier league footballer to die. My problem is that it's becoming to be far too normal for Palestinian children...